Cost of goods sold, cost of good manufactured
Cost accounting neither adds new steps to the familiar accounting cycle nor discards the principles and procedures studied in financial accounting. Cost accounting consists of system which is concerned with precise recording and measurement of cost elements as they originate and flow through the productive processes. This flow is illustrated in the following diagram: The manufacturing process and the physical arrangement of the factory are the basis for determining cost accumulation procedures.
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Course Material
- Introduction, Organization and overview of the course.
- concept and classification of costs.
- Cost of goods sold, cost of good manufactured
- Cost of goods sold, cost of good manufactured
- Costing and control of material,
- Costing and control of material,
- costing and control of labour,
- costing and control of labour,
- costing and control of factory over head
- Factory Overhead Departmentalization
- product cost accumulation systems
- product cost accumulation systems
- Job order Costing
- Job order Costing
- Job order Costing
- Job order Costing
- Process costing
- Process costing
- Process costing
- Process costing
- Joint product and by product costing
- Joint product and by product costing
- Joint product and by product costing
- Joint product and by product costing
- Budgeting
- Budgeting
- Budgeting
- Budgeting
- Direct and absorption costing
- Direct and absorption costing
- Break-even analysis and cost-volume-profit analysis
- Break-even analysis and cost-volume-profit analysis
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- Department Noon Business School
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Shahid Mahmood
